Cuban-American Engineer's Monument
A commemorative sculpture and fountain celebrating the vision, ingenuity and enduring legacy of generations of Cuban and Cuban-American civil engineers.
Engineering Heritage Transformed Into Art
Memories of Water is a commemorative sculpture created for the Cuban American Association of Civil Engineers. The design draws inspiration from an iconic work of Cuban civil engineering, transforming structural elements of that engineering legacy into an artistic composition of geometry, stone, metal, light and water.
A celebration of engineering, perseverance, progress and the generations who carried that legacy forward.
Memories of Water
Experience the architectural vision, movement and relationship between sculpture, light and water through the official project rendering animation.
Engineering Heritage
The monument draws inspiration from historic Cuban civil engineering, transforming structural forms into a contemporary commemorative landmark.
Art & Water
Sculptural metal, stone, light and flowing water create a dynamic experience whose appearance changes as visitors move around the monument.
A Living Legacy
The monument connects the accomplishments of previous generations of engineers with today's Cuban-American engineering community and future generations.
Materials & Expression
The monument combines durable architectural materials with water and changing light to create both a work of engineering and a commemorative piece of public art.
Explore the Cuban-American Engineer's Monument
View the official project poster to discover the concept, renderings, engineering inspiration, materials and artistic vision behind Memories of Water.
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